Hetch Hetchy
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- Yosemite National Park
- Activities & Programs
- Bears in Yosemite
- Beyond Yosemite
- Campgrounds in Yosemite
- Camping in Yosemite
- Effects of Altitude
- Eight Tips for Yosemite
- Evolution of Yosemite Valley
- Flora & Fauna
- Heart of Yosemite
- Highlights
- Hikes in Yosemite
- History of Yosemite
- Hybrid Buses
- Important Numbers
- John Muir
- Just For Kids
- Keep Wildlife
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- Life of the Bear
- Mountain Lions
- Oh, Ranger!
- Only A Day
- Plan For Future
- Plan Your Visit
- Preserve Yosemite
- Red Bear, Dead Bear
- Sights To See
- Spirit Of Yosemite
- Visitor Services
- Walking & Hiking
- Welcome to Yosemite
- Who's Who in the Park
- Yosemite Regulations
- Yosemite Waterfalls
- Event Calendar
- Yosemite Map
- Yosemite Photos
- Yosemite POIs
- Recent Yosemite News
Hetch Hetchy, a lesser known twin to Yosemite Valley, is home to spectacular scenery and is the starting point for many less-used wilderness trails. The Hetch Hetchy Reservoir is the source of drinking water for much of the San Francisco Bay Area. Although the road to Hetch Hetchy is open year-round during daylight hours (approximately), it may close periodically due to snow in winter and spring. You can take a virtual tour of Hetch Hetchy, courtesy of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
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